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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-05-19
Buy Hardware of G. X. Lide.

Buy Hardware of c. X. Lidc.
johnson city is to have new cloth
ing store soon.
Come one come all and see Critz-
mans stock OF goods.
guarantee paints and oils
G. X. Lide.
Mr.. A. S. Gump and wife, OF Bristol,
were in the city Tuesday.
Hoes in abundance at Sewers.
Silverware at Chritzman.
j. II. Wagner, OF Mountain city
was in the city Tuesday.
Paints, paints cheaper than ever
G. K Lide.
r. X. Collins keeps crystal ice for
sale.
A half Courier is better than nc
Courier at all.
For the best paints, oils and glass in
the city 60 to G, G. Seaver.
The place for bargains is at Chris,
tan, Hoss Il Hodge.
The communication from Sample
is in type but is crowded out this week
G. G. Seaver will give low prices on
hardware.
Use Pattersons "Our choice" flour
the best. For sale by all grocers.
Where is the boy that the calf run
oyer?
800 Watauga valley axes at
G. X. Lide's.
Ed DeGroat went down to Knoxville
Tuesday.
Money saved by buying Hardware
OF G. X. Lide.
A new stock of ladies and gent
gold watches just received at Chritz
mans.
Several of our citizens will take il
the excursion to Washington the lat
ter part of this week.
Hardware! Hardware. | am pre-
pared to give low prices and will no
be undersold G.. X. Lide.
At their meeting tomorrow nigh
the Business Association will discus
"Street Regulation"
Nails cheaper than any where els
at c. X. Lide's.
Chritzman is selling a fine 30
american watch for $3.50, and insure
for two years.
A Military company will be organ
lied at the City Hall tonight. A
interested are invited to attend.
Chritzman has nice line of silve
knives, forks ana spoons which he
selling at low prices, everybody com
and see.
Farmers and builders supplies a
ways on hand at G. G. Seaver's.
Mrs. Hannah Massengill, one
Sullivan county's oldest citizens die
last Tuesday.
Take your Sang and Beeswax
Christian, Hoss & Hodge and you vi
get the best price the market will q
low.
The largest line of scythes, cradl
and all kinds of harvest goods, ev
brought to Johnson City can be -four
at &C. Seaver's, at prices in the reaC
of all.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-05-19
REMEMBER MAY. IS.

Big closing out sale of
Boots and shoes at cost at
E, B. CLARK's.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-05-19
40 Advertisers

WE WILL ACCEPT NONE BUT METAL
BASE ELECTRoTYPEs IF THE ADvERTIs-
MENT is TO RECEIVE MORE THAN ONE
INSERTION.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-05-19

All local advertisements will be pub
lished until ordered discontinued.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-05-19
For. Sale.

A farm of $50 acres 2 miles east OF
Johnson City, for particulars, Address
j. G. RANGE,
Johnson City, Tenn.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-05-19

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When che was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-05-19
Special NotIce.

We do otfurnish advertisers a copy
of THE COMET free.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-05-19
w "a N ted.

To trade desirable lot in johnson
City for a pair OF young horses,
J. S. WILSON.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-05-19
NOIiCe

A splendid good 70 Horse skid En-
CINE in good running order for sale six
miles South of Johnson City.
THOMAS SCoTT.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-05-19

Half acre and acre lots in johnson
City. ]. s. WILSON.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-05-19

m q MWcan live at home, and make more
"hTTmoney at work for us, than at any
VIII thing else in THIS world. Capital
hH not needed; you are started free.
Ill Both sexes; all ages Any one can
do the work. Large earnings sure
from first start, Costly outfit and
terms free. Better not delay.
Costs you nothing to send us your address aud
find out; II you are wise you viii do so at once,
II, HAtETT 4 Co., Portland, Maine.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-05-19
MRS. J. G. HODGSON,
-MILLINER-
Rankin Block, johnson CITY.

Has opened at the above place a pretty stock
ol ,SfRlNG Millinery, Hats and Bonnets
m teIts, Ashakrone and straw. White and col.
ored Frames in all yarties, Tips Lamp sinh
NelVeteens Ribbons and Oruamets, for Trim.
mings.
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- 3u Oud @reet BEL gmbre iinb 6
@stdube nit Der Poifoffice nieoerge=
66resat.
= Sa 8aIpeftou bringt man auf
@bIebung oes 6suer9efs Slbenburg.
: Is. $. @asmer in Souffon, Der
GanbiDat fir OiifrittcIerf mar, bebaup'
tet, baB er in Der Wabl ertudblt puroe
unb bat beim Sifriftgeriht cine 2lage
gegen ben iebisen DiitrittcIert @iaiams
eiuserei9t. 8asmer mar Arbelter'
canoibat.
eyu Spler, poieIbff elm @ifenT
babnsStrite beifebt. Dolten bic Srige'
nieure Sharp unb &easan einen Warr
Namens Oarborpugb gum Strifen
i~iberreoeu. Sariiber entftanb STREET.
uno garborausb ffoB 8eibe. Der
Cine it i6wsr, Der 4nbere leibt uer@
tuunbet.
= Wor stpei Sobren fdidte Sr.
Qinswortb bon Sort WeSntoi1 ben 5ois
pital 5tetpart 6ouiton mad NeD Sarebo
INN $50 su foletiiren, 9ouiton 0ers
ipieIte bas 8eIb unb blieb bann in Wfes
ritO. SEPT 1T er an 6eift uno 9orpsr
gebroGen unb on aus5ebrung leioenb
auridgetommen, unb bat fih Der Milis
tdrbeb6rbe in Sort MeSntoib gefteut.
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man einen Neger perbaftet, Der elm IA
Wonate altes 2inb nit elmer O9ienpeits
She aebriiaeIt unb es 0anu iiber feinen
2opf biniiber auf bic @rbe mari, biz oas
3inb tobt mar.
= gu Rihmonb serif6rte elm 5euer
5 @ebdube unb oarunter aud oas Gourt'
baus. Das 6euer brad in elmer Mouos
tateuoffice aus.
= SIN Bottom Der Naoibab bel bic
toria bat man bic 2ei6e bes 8iebsi6s
ters Som Spfon bon Guero gefuuben.
- Bet 8allep MiQs bat man einen
Mann Wamens Scott Suffebter bers
baftet, auf benz Der 8erba6t lafet,
s. 6. 5ubbs gef9ofen ~ baben. als
Sberiif perhaftete Subbs in stranger
einen gepifen Sadion, Der elm Spua.
inter In Georgia mar. 6uffebter u
elm 8ruber bon ibm un6 lou 3ubbs
Ra1e geI9woreu haben.
- Sm goIonabe Sotel 5u Senifon
fiarb Walter 0arber an elmer 3u groBen
DOTS Morpbiu.
= Die rSeras Deutf9e 3eitungA in
6ouaon beri1tet: Die beutf9en Gebs
ret BON Sarris gruntp baben einea beuts
f1en 2ebrers 0erein ge%rgriinoet. !3ped
bes 0ereins: r,onatli9e geielige Gus
fammentanfte, Wabrung Der gegeufeis
tigen Snterefen uro Bilbung zines Sc
febereins. Bel ben 3uiammenfinfs
gen iolen 8eipre1unsen iiber Gadfa'
den beionoere 1ea9tung finben.
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Z nj : u en-.

-9fa1 ben 8eri1ten Der 2aufeute In
6an6rancisco ipurbe nGalifOrnien uers
gangenen Derbft mebr Wein erifer 2lahe
gema9t, als ie 5uuor. gs ioa bies bic
Iolge BON Experimental iein, bic man
nit ben beifen frans0fiden unb beuts
ihen Srauben unternabm.
= Der 5taat Oregon sablt fir ieoen
gihb6rnheni6wans, Der ihm iiberlies
fert tpirb, 2 Gents. Rtr3Ii9 erf9ieu
Elm damn unb lieferte 125. 900 FOLDER
S1wdn;e ab, bic er e%ingeiammelt bate.
= Oie 6armers alliance bon Bell
gountp gebt nit benz plane UNI, cine
lanbmirtbi6aftli6e S9uIe in Bolton
3u griinben.
= Gin Mifer Wooton in San Mars
cos bat DON feinen Weintrauben cine
smeite Grute gesogen.
= Gin Jarmer Tam MUIR unabbdns
gig Ieben. ipenn er fdmmtli9e probufte
bes Glimas, in benz CT mob4t, fur feinen
6ausbalt siebt.
= Die 4usfidten fir Sosfell @ountp
finb fdle9t. Die lebten @egen baben
oaielbft auBerorbentli6 gutes Gras ers
seugt, aber 10 baIb bies betaunt wurbe,
bradte man aud 8ieb bon Auswdrts
ms gountp. Ser 8ieb3idter Sauis
brahte Dor amei Wohen BON SbrOds
morton 10. 900 2Opf 8isb unb lieB es
in 6astel @ountp log. SIN Sanuar
miro GILES @ras in PASTEL 3erff6rt iein.
= Sn Der duberlfen ftbueflihen
gde BON 2ouiiiana liegt bic gr0Bte
6arm. wabri9einIi9 Der Welt. Sic
1T 100 WeiIen lang. bebnt ii6 pom
Often mad Weffen rs Meilen melt aus
unb mirb bon einem S1nbifat n6rblis
der RapitaIiiten seeignet. Ser Manas
ger Der 6arm iagt. baB er bel Der
uebernabme beg 9anbes auf bemielben
tiber 80, 900 Stid balbmilber pferoe
uno Rinbpieb porfanb. Das ginfens
sen biefsr 6arm bat $4,000 getoftet,
mas elm biliger preis wdre.
Bon Sumter in S%iiocarolina
uirb beri9tet, baB elm neuer Veriu1
Der Observation-Disclosures in ieber
8esiebung erfolerei9 mar. Sic pfiidte
mdbreno Oes 8sriu6es $50 pfuuo bic
Stunoe. obne bic pHausen Ooer bic
2nospen gu beiddbigen. Weun man
beriidi1tiat, baB Der 6arbige nidt
mebr aIs 200 big 300 9funb i'm Dur9s
i6uitt tdslrd phiidt, 70 ergiebt bas cine
ungebeure griparung BON Nrbeitsfraft.
Gab man cine Naidine erfinbet, mel9e
oas pfiiiden Der Baumpole beiorst, III
wobI als serpiB an3unebmen, oh aber
bic ieBise i6on allen @ripartungen ent'
fpri9i, erideint smeifelbaft. Shou
mebrsre Ntale felte man ibr bas bette
3sugniB aus. aber bennoG bot fi9 nod
Niemanb peraalaBt geieben, bieielbe
ansuidafen.
= Der Correspondent elmer lanb.
piribidaftIiden 3eitung siebt elm iebr
einfaGes WfitteI an. UNI &atten su per'
treiben. OaHelbe beitebt in @oppsras.
melhes MAJ puluerifirt unb in Waher
auH6h. Nit biefem Prdparat beiprenet
man ale Yldbe. moielbit ii9 Staten oes
finben unb es luirn nur tuerige Gage
bauern, Bis bic 3biere fdmmtli9 ber'
f6munben finb.
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9larbeit unS bon ieiner geifigen &eiu'
belt unb S9drfe einbiiBen, um iid Sem
Odmonens unb 3aubercultus beg Sao'
ismus uno Der 2ebre BON almd1tigeil.
rafenbeu unb Siirnenoen Gotte oes
Gbaug=Si anSupahen.
Ser 8ubpbismus in ieiHer reinlterI
6orm III eigentli9 nett mebr elm pbi'
lolopbil6es Spfiem, als cine Heligion,
aeid,weiae benn cine iogenannte rgez
o%fenbarie~ obsr bosmatii9e Religion,
er miirbe liG nun unb nimmermebr gu
elmer %iogenannten Staalsreligion ge'
eiauet baben. Gonfueius mar aber
nidt uur relisi6ier &eformator, ions
bern aud poIitif6er, uno UNI feline
ginbeitsbeftrebungen Sur Sdafung eis
neg sroBen 6ineiiden @eiammtsR Rel
DIS gu permirtliden. glaubte er oies
am li1eriien auf benz Wege Der borbes
rigeu 8ereinigung Der peri9iebenen res
ligi6ien 8%efenutnife bewirten 81 tons
men. gr batte barin mebr Slid. wie
Der gr6Bte Staatsmann unierer Sage,
Der einen ebeniol1en gulturfampf CUR
lnniseren 8ereinigung ieines Watertans
BEG begann, ieoo9 mad 14idbrigem
Sample nit ben 8ertretern ienes anbe'
rem 8efenntniHes ben vWeg mad GO
noha" autreten muBte.
3urs unb gut, benz Gonfucius gelang
bieie Silbung elmer algemeinen binetis
iden Staatsreligion. tpelte nur eis
men Soft anertannte unb i6 trob ibs
rerer 3uiammeniebung aus ben Der.
fdiebenften Glementen bod INNER nod
elmer b~erbdBisen &einbeit erfreute.
Bon priefterberrfdaft unb trenaer 2as
ffeneirtbeilung puBte feline Sebre nu1
gidts. alein cine Staatsreligton
mars bod, unb pie es ni9t anbers
ausbleiben fonnte, 10 uurben ole oieie
Dinge balls einsefibrt, neil lie 49,.
praftii6 tpareii, uno ueil lie fi6 auBer'
oroentlid gut basu eigneten. oaB cine
fleine 3abl ~Wihsnber" bic groBe
Menge oes 0oltes III Der f6amlcs
fefen Weiie bequem unb unses
ffraft ausbeuten fonnte. Sa3u
fam bonn nod fie, ebenfaIs i'm
Snterefe Der beiben 0erbiinbeten
5taat unb Stride, einsefiibrte p0liee
gbiperrung bes 2anbes nod auben bin
uno 70 it es benn getommen, oaB bas
emf 10 bohinteaigente unb entwids
lungsfdbise 8olt in Der gntwidlung tte'
den blieb unb iid BON anberen W6lfern,
oa INN Sabrtauienoe binter ibrer
guItur 3urad paren, iiberboIen lieB.
Sie fultargei9i9tlide 2ehre, ipel9e
bierin fur anbere @6lfer liegt, folte
DON bieien nidt unberiidf1tigt geloher
weroen. Sefpotens unb pfafentbum
tDnnten es ionit babin bringen. bob e
aud nod anoeren Nationen IN be,
3ufunft 70 ergebt, tuie Dem 9inefi9er
WoIfe in Der 0ergangenbeitl
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Ga o,ebt mehr Gotarrh in b

= gs g,ebt mebr gatarrb in bieier
Settion bes 2anbes, als ole iibrigen
3rantbeiten auiamnen senommen. anb
Bis in bic lcbteit Sabre binein tuurbe
oerielbe fir unbeilbar gebalten. Wdbs
renb pieler Sabre bielten bic Ierate @as
tarrb fur cine lotale 2ranfbeit unb iu9s
ten fe nit lofalen Witteln 5u beilen, ba
bieie aber nidt ani6lageu MOLTEN, ers
tldrteten ie sulebt ben gatarrb fir uuz
beiIbar. Die WiHenihaft bdlt ibn fir
cine conffitutionele 2rantbeit. beren
6eilung confitutiouele Mittel erfOrs
Bert. 6alPs gatarrb Cure,
fabri5irt bon s. s. @benep&@ o.,
5ole6o, Ohio, If bas ein3ise conffitus
tionele MitteI. bas fi9 s~esenudrtig i'm
Warfte befinbet. 60 miro innerli6 ans
aetuaubt in Dozen bon 10 Sropfen in
einem 3beelbfel. gs tpirft brett auf
bas Blut unb bic Mueus Oberfd9e
bes Spffems. Die Gabrifanteu bieten
800 fur ieben Soil, in benz bas Mittel
bic 0eilung perfagt. Man fenbe mad
gircularen unb3eugnifen unb abbreffire
s. s. Ghenep 6 o.,
Solebn, Ohio.
1ds-Bei allen apotbefern ftir Is @ents
30 baben.
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California @eine.

5err ). s Meper WbOlefale &
Retailbdnbler in Weinen, alamo plaaa,
III Dor 2ur,em bon ieiner pierter @es
f9dftsreiie nod @alifOrnien suriidges
febrt. gr fam iebt feline Qunben unb
Samilien nit ben befen Sorten BON
California einen unb reinem Sraus
beu.B ranbp perfeben. @einer @alifor'
nia glarst perfauft er bic 8aqone-$1.
Bort. unb anbere unperfdli9te Weine
finb fiets bel ibm %borrdtbig.
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6. &. Maaer.

POS met g. mereefra {.
bdlt elm sroBes unb febr eewdbltes Sas
ger BON Sapeten, Rouleaug,
8iIberrabmen unb 3eifen.
unb ferner neben 3ei9nensW aterialieu
aIer Mrt. 5arben unb Mnfrei-
der M ateriaiieu, befonoers
Sammers fertig gemif4te
6arben, bic beffen unb biuigitel I'm
Marfte, biz unter boiler Garautie pers
fault uerben. s & +. uns Spite
geIgIas unb anbere in biefes Sad
idIagenbe artitel; tporin 6err Miiler
bas gr6Bte Eager i'm Wefteu bes Staa'
tes bat. g~luftrdse aus benz Ganbe tpers
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
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lIuerlet.

= giae anaabl Yiirser BADEN i'm
Sifriftgeri6t cine Qnflage geaeu bic
Stabt erbobe1 unb ben Diiriftri9ter
Nonan eriu9t. benz Auffalen Der meis
den Steinbrii6e nit Mbfaa aus Der
Staot ginbalt 5u tbun.
= 3. s. Doafum bon Der aranias
paB Babn ma9t betannt, BOB feline
Babn fid ni9t in einen Pool nit ans
bern 8abnen eingelafen babe.
= 8ouperneur Srelano bat ben Der.
Staten oas Grunoeisentbum gum Bau
oes guHbsssebdubes iibertragen. Sos
melt pare ales in Orbnung bis auf bic
NufIabe bes 8aufontraftes.
= Senator Sobn Worbes bringt bic
Na9ri1t, baB bic Staot 6a1etsDile oie
bon Der Mranias Pae Babn Derlangte
Subtitle gum Bau Der 8abn BON geus
70 nod 9aletsuile aufsebradtbat
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2sl @eii I. gommeresfrabe,
& 5 Beft.g Commensurate.
@eibndd)ts 6auptqnartier.

@esrf6aum /. Yfeifen, Yfeifentopfe.
Gisarrsnbalter, gisarren in Yddden
BON Is gs SO gs. uno 10 Sc. ipssien
fur bic 6eittaae, Sabad in feinen |
Efunb aifeu, Rou9es, Matd Safes
unb Rafen.
vasin proft fur 1artners ober
Drummer. Naa psrfude msine @aa.
rem unb Yreiie. Selepbon lSl, POI
uno 1871. elm cart,
Der Ieitenoe SabadbdnbIer.
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zines 9apitaims aIidiide Gmtbednms.

@apt. 6 Imam. edoner 8epmoutb, Der
spii&en atlantic Gitb unb Rem BORT tdbrt,
lit 10 bef,is an Safeu, oab or mot i9lafen
fcnnte or puroe peranlabt, Or. fling Stem
Oiaeoberb sesen aussebruns gu periu9en.. Es
perIdaFt Inn niGt nur ausenblidIide eiuoe.
ruua, 70 nbern beiIte ibm aud bic punbe 9rua.
Seine ainoer tuaren in sleider @eiie aflsirt
uno cine einsiee DOTS bate bel ibneu benislben
auten GrfoIa. Or. Sings Stem Oiseoperv III
nun bas SauptmitteI i'm G~olemani6eu Saus'
halt unb am 8oro bes Shoners.
probefafhen biefes WitteIs gratis in U
9reis' slpothefe.
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Ceffentlifbe WotiS

Der llnterseiduete erlaubt fi6 benz
publitum mit3utbeileu, baB er tueber
feline &e9tspraris a~ufsegeben bat, nod
bies 3u tbun beabfid:igt. 2ranfbeit
perbinbert ibn ausenbllfIi6, ieinen
8ei6dften peri6nli9e Qufmertiamteit
su uibmen, bod bofft er binneuRur5em
6ieielben mieoer aufnebmen au f6nnen.
N9tungspol: u. Sittmar.
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@nt. @uth'e

Wirtbf9ait unb tap a.
billion auf benz @oubernements 6iigel
III elm beliebter Neriammlungsort oeuts
fder GamiIien. Ser papiaOn 1T bur9
6enfter gei6lpfen, sebei3t uub In ieber
8e3iebung elm bhbf@es 2ofal. Seoen
Sonntag, Ra1mittag unb Mbenb:
2onsert. glrf 8erlauseu mad benz
Qonsert: San3frdn3den. Gusge3ei9nes
tes Bier, feiner falter 0un@, = quite,
setpdblte @eisai@aft, aufmertfame gs.
6ieuura. 20be33Mt
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6 u + 8.

Bum grternen oes g 9neibens
unb Waa B mems bon o a'
mentIeibern nod benz einfa1fen,
fiderften uno f1nslften Spfem. mil
muir 8 MaaBen. Der GURUS beginni
Montag ben 81. DECEMBER 1886 unb
umfaBt 6 llnterridtstunben. 8eoin'
gungen mdBig.
anmelbuneen perbeu. eutgegengea
rtommen in SO. 214, Bite Ctr, auif1en
Apenue 6 uub o.
gbenfans empfe5le i'd mid gum VI rs
fertigen bon . amentIeiber n
nod ben neueifen fran36fiden Moben.
tutp1M Mrs. Rramer.
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- 2aBt gu6 ni9t tduf6en bur9
niebere preiie fur 4rbeit. mel9e better
aIs irgenb cine in Seras geliefert mirb,
ionberr berfist gud mad Gallo
pbotOgrapbii9em Atelier. no
Sud CUTE unb sufrieoenffeqenbe Nrbeit
3u illr reellem preiie garantirt pirb.
Alb, gaft 9ouiton StraBe.
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- gonbutteur Cor bon Der SeTas
paeifie Babn 1T on Der Sren3e Don
2ouifiana beim 3ufammenfuppeln bon
Dagen iiberfabr:n unb set6btet worbeH.
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Mmsei9e fur stemersabler.

9th Collectors Office.
Gan s~ntonio, 10. aovembsr, 1885,.
Der flntsrasidnete maai bisrburd b%etannt,
bab bic fdbtiide ao balorem uuo Aogflteusr fur
has MunieipaItabr 1850. oas am 70 1eoriar
1857 enoet, fdIia it. Die Steueru fub Dor
Aem o~tuannten Datum su sntridten.
s. 6. 9aueijen,
ls.iI,tHpsu etsstsf3sr Solicitor.
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Legal Notice.

IT H. HORNBROOK, of the city of Wheel
III ing, in the state of West Virginia, and
L IL Mary B. Altman, of Wichita, in the state
of Kansas, will take notice, that Olivia Peck,
as executrix of the estate of Daniel Peck, de-
ceased, on the Sd day of February, 1887, filed
in the court of common pleas of Belmont
county, Ohio, in case number 4l40, against the
above named parties and others, her petition,
setting forth among other things, THAT the
Exchange Bank, of Wheeling, obtained at the
fall term, 1856. of said court, Judgment
against the defendants, Lewis Woodmansee,
Hattie Woodmansee and Susannah Lewis for the
sum of $3.50, with interest; that said plaintiff,
as e1ecutrix aforesaid, is liable for said judg-
ment on account of the obligation of her testa-
tor as security, which Judgments made lien
on the following premises, situate in Pease
township, Belmont county, Ohio, and being the
same premises conveyed to said Hattie Wood
mansee by deed from Amos Osborne and wife,
dated the 18th day of March, 1888, and record
ed in record of deeds of said county, in volume
so, page PAT. And the plaintiff asks that the
first above named defendants be required to
set up any lien they may have on said premises,
or the same may be forever barred; that all
liens be adjusted according to their priorities,
together with the lien of the said Exchange
Bank, of Wheeling, and that the premises
aforesaid be sold and the proceeds distributed
among the claimants according to their respec-
tive priorities, as the same shall be found by
the court. Said parties are required to answer
on or before April 18th, 1887, or their liens, if
any they have on tie above described premises,
will be forever barred.
OLIVIA PECK,
Executrix of Daniel Peck, decd.
@. W. Carroll, Atty. 2 HIT
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BANNOUk.

a large number of our young folks
was entertained at the residence of L NJ
Nichol on last Friday evening and all
report good time and ''lots of fun"
MIR S NJ Bentley, of Waterloo, Iowa
has purchased the interest of W n Coff
land in the firm of Bentley & Coffland
Mr.. B. will r6turn to Iowa in few days
to attend to settling up his business. and
will begin his work here about the first
of April
The marriage of Miss Hannah Wilson
of this place, and Mr. A c Dickerson, OF
New Athens, occurred to-day at Il
o'clock, Rev J G Scouller officiating
After partaking of sumptuous repast
given by the brides parents. the happy
couple departed to New Athens, where
large reception will be held al the res
idence of the groom. We wish them
success and Joy.
Mrs Mary King, of Mt Pleasant. i:
spending this week with her father. MI
NJ Wilson, taking in the Wilson-Dicker4
son wedding.
We learn that Mr. A Downing will
leave for Kansas in few days; some.
body will be sorry.
The school at the Grade will clost
next week; we have not learned wht
will teach the summer school.
As our little town is not very lively
at present, we cannot write very
lenghthy letter, but hope the spring may
waken the people. QUIET OBSERVER.
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Yourself and Neighbors.

Judge briggs went to Woodsfeld on
Saturday, to spend the Sabbath with his
family, returning Monday afternoon.
Capt F NJ Cowen. of Flushing took
advantage OF the National holiday, Tues
day, shut up bank, and with his family
spent the day with friends in st. Clairs>
vile.
Mr. Samuel Danford. of Washington
township, father of Hon L Danford. was
in town yesterday, looking remarkably
vigorous for one of his age.
Mrs a P White, of Belmont. who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs a II
Mitchell, for the past fortnight. returned
home yesterday.
Master Charles Wescott. of Jersey
City, came in on Monday on visit TO
his sister, Mrs Jno E West
Rev r NJ Brown. wife and son, of
Bellaire, were the guests a portion of
last week, of their friend Walter Oar
rah. of this place. The Rev. will preach
bis farewell sermon in Bellaire on Sab
bath.
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On Friday, Gov. Foraker pardoned
Herbert Damsel, a Bsrnesville young
man. who was convicted at the Spring
term, 1886, of committing rape, and SEN
fenced to term of four years in the
penitentiary, which he entered upon in
April. The Governor gives the follow
ing reasons for the issuance of the par.
don: "The facts that have come to light
and been established since the prisoner
was convicted show that the crime was
committed only technically, if at all i.
Every man in Bsrnesville. with the ex-
ception of three, has signed the petition
for pardon, and for the reason indica-
ted. The prisoner is of good family and
never had aught charged against him
until this trouble. In view of his pre-
vious good character and his good
conduct while in prison, and be.
cause OF the universal desire and appli-
cation of the community where he lived,
he is granted an uncondition al pardon.